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Politics+Society

Refugees

Tracks of their tears

Published Summer 2018

Alum and NPR reporter Sasha Ingber documents the refugee crisis through the music and culture of displaced people / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Podcast

Stories in past tense

Published Summer 2018

Narrative is a powerful way to present historical information. Historian Nathan Connolly discusses why it works, and when it doesn't. / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Giving

Building diversity

Published Summer 2018

The Leading a Diverse Society Initiative, launched at Carey Business School this past fall, provides enrichment opportunities for underrepresented minority students / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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Just a teacher

Published Summer 2018

Teachers inspire, lead, coach, listen, empathize—just like entrepreneurs / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Urban education

Ripple effect of neighborhood violence

Published June 18, 2018

Study shows how urban violence and school choice programs contribute to negative learning outcomes for students in Chicago

In Memoriam

Legal scholar Joel Grossman dies at 81

Published June 18, 2018

He taught political science at Johns Hopkins from 1996 until his retirement in 2013

Millennial marriage

Waiting to wed

Published June 18, 2018

Millennials are waiting longer than previous generations to marry and have children—creating what a Hopkins sociologist calls a 'capstone marriage' / The New York Times